(exp) to come up for discussion
(v5r) to dip or scoop up
to ladle out
(adv) in sum
in short
in the end
(v5r,vi) to draw near
to draw closer
(v5r) to be or remain always on hand
(v1,vi) to crowd (a house)
to throng to (a door)
(v1,vt) to repack
to refill
(v1,vt) to pack an assortment of goods, etc.
(v1,vt) to repack
to refill
(exp) to have legs
to be able to get around
to be a good runner
(exp) to turn upside down
(v1,vi) to feel dizzy
to have blood rush to one's head
to become conceited
(P)
(v1,vt) to stand on end (hair, fur)
to bristle
to ruffle (up)
(exp) to go down a hill
(exp,v5r) to backfire
to have a harmful result
(exp,v5r) to backfire
to have a harmful result
(v1) to excuse (someone)
to give a holiday to
to make (someone) rest
(v5r,vt) to suck up
to absorb
to squeeze (money)
(v1,vt) to draw in
to attract
(v1,vt) (1) to pump off or out
to suck up or out
to siphon off (incl. wealth)
(2) to take up others' views and opinions
(v1,vt) to attract
to be used to
(v1,vt) to hurry up
(v1) to hasten (the work)
to urge (a person) on
(io) (v1,vt) to hurry (up)
to press
to urge on
(v1,vi) to rust away
to rot away
to decay
to fall to ruins
to die in obscurity
(v5r,vt) (1) to scoop out
to pump out
(2) to understand
to surmise
(v5r,vt) (1) to scoop out
to pump out
(2) to understand
to surmise
(P)
(v1,vt) to draw
(v1,vt) (1) to make someone cry
to move someone to tears
(2) to let cry
(3) to grieve
(n) (obsc) to burst into tears
to sob
to weep